'Spider-Man: Brand New Day' hits streaming 47 days after release
· Entertainment · United States
Sony's 'Spider-Man: Brand New Day' is heading to streaming just 47 days after its theatrical release, according to a report. The film claimed the title of highest-grossing movie in North American box office history. The unusually fast move to home viewing highlights how studios are compressing theatrical windows for major tentpoles, balancing box office runs against the pull of their own streaming platforms.
Why it matters:A record-breaking tentpole reaching streaming in under two months is a benchmark for how quickly the industry is rewriting exclusive theatrical windows, with consequences for exhibitors and streaming platforms alike.
Key points
- Streaming debut comes 47 days after theatrical release
- Film is the highest-grossing in North American box office history
Sources (original reporting)
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